Apr 17, 2026 · 53 min · 25 segments
Today Quincy Larson interviews Jessica Rose. She's a dev and teacher who's worked on open data projects at Mozilla and lots of open source projects. We talk about: \- How the whole world is hard…
Quincy LarsonHost
Before we hear from her, I just wanna give you some quick updates from the community.
FreeCodeCamp just published a new Python course that will teach you how to program your own aerial drone.
You don't actually need to own a drone because you're gonna be using PySimverse for simulation, and you can practice autonomous flight with that.
You'll learn the basics of drone components, 3D movement, and common computer vision tasks.
Then you'll learn about navigation, image capture, hand gesture control, autonomous following, and more.
We also published a massive course that will teach you how to program NVIDIA's H100 GPUs using CUDA.
You'll learn about cutlist optimizations, multi-GPU scaling, and the primitives that developers use to train large language models.
This is a 24-hour course, extremely comprehensive, and I wish I could also send each of you a free H100 to use, but FreeCodeCamp just doesn't have the budget for that.
If you are able to get ahold of one, you will be ready, and you'll certainly learn a lot from this course whether you have access to those expensive GPUs or not.
If you've ever wanted to build a video editor or live streaming tool that runs entirely in a browser, this handbook is worth bookmarking.
You'll see how WebCodecs API can give you low-level hardware accelerated control over video processing.
Before we hear from her, I just wanna give you some quick updates from the community.
FreeCodeCamp just published a new Python course that will teach you how to program your own aerial drone.
You don't actually need to own a drone because you're gonna be using PySimverse for simulation, and you can practice autonomous flight with that.
You'll learn the basics of drone components, 3D movement, and common computer vision tasks.
Then you'll learn about navigation, image capture, hand gesture control, autonomous following, and more.
We also published a massive course that will teach you how to program NVIDIA's H100 GPUs using CUDA.
You'll learn about cutlist optimizations, multi-GPU scaling, and the primitives that developers use to train large language models.
This is a 24-hour course, extremely comprehensive, and I wish I could also send each of you a free H100 to use, but FreeCodeCamp just doesn't have the budget for that.
If you are able to get ahold of one, you will be ready, and you'll certainly learn a lot from this course whether you have access to those expensive GPUs or not.
If you've ever wanted to build a video editor or live streaming tool that runs entirely in a browser, this handbook is worth bookmarking.
You'll see how WebCodecs API can give you low-level hardware accelerated control over video processing.
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